Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-07-05
Fourth of July Games Played East of q
Missouri Yesterday

Fourth of July Games Played East of the
Missouri Yesterday.
DETRo1r, July 4th.-By perfect fielding
game and with bunchet batting, aided by
Bostonian errors, Detroit won this morn
ings game, to the great delight of 1000
people. A double play by Thompson and
Camel, on which Homung retired at the
plate in the eighth inning, was the feature
of the game, while in the sixth he captured
a difficult fly and the crowd at the same
time. Score-Detroit Z, Boston 3.
In the afternoon Detroit made no runs in
the first three innings, while Boston made
in the second and l in the third. In the
fourth, two bases on balls, two singles, two
home-runs, and double and a triple gave
the home club seven runs, six of them
earned. Boston tied the score in their half
inning. In the middle of the fifth, with
the score still to Z, a heavy rainstorm pre-
vented further play, the game being drawn.
THE SENATORS - woLLoP THE " HOLSTERS
INDIANAPOLIS, July 4th.-This afternoon
Washington had an easy victory, making
one run in the second ON two-base hit and
an error, and one in the fifth on two singles
and an out another in the sixth on two
singles and passed ball, and three in the
seventh on two singles, double three bag
ger and passed ball. indianapolis scored
in the second inning only one, on three
singles and passed ball. Score-Indian-
apolis ,, Washingtons 8.
CHICAGO DOES UP NEW YORK.
CHICAGO, July 4th.- In the morning
game between New York's errors and Chi
cago's almost faultless play, the White
Stockings had very little trouble with
Mutrie's men. In the second inning a base
on balls, three-bagger and a single gave
two runs. In the fourth, three Dagger
and wild pitch gave another, and in the
sixth an exceedingly complicated error of
Wards and a wild pitch gave two more
Score-Chicago 8, New York /.
Arson and Daily won the afternoon game
| for Chicago. 1t was in the eighth, and
New York had two runs to Chicago's one
DAILY made base hit, stole second and
laid up Richardson in the attempt He
went to third on a wild pitch, and started
home on another. WEIGH got in front of
him and was sent to join Richardson. The
base running was the most vicious ever
known. Then Ryan and Sullivan made
base hits, and Arson came to the front
with long single just when it was needed,
bringing in the two men. New York was
BANKED in the ninth. Score-Chicago 4,
New York >.
sTAND-oFF BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA AND
PITTsBURG.
PHILADELPHIA, July 4th.-This morning
| about 5000 people watched Philadelphia
defeat Pittsburg by better fielding. The
game was sharply played, and there were
many bits of brilliant fielding Brown,
Smith, Bastian and Irwin excelled in bat
| ting. Coleman was presented with a dia-
| mond-pin and floral design. Score-Phila-
delphia 8, Pittsburg 5.
In the afternoon game the Philadelphias
could not hit Calvin, while the Pittsburg-
ers did hit Ferguson freely and consecu-
| lively. Stupid coaching deprived the local
club of two runs in the sixth on great
running catch by Coleman, which was
| about the only feature. Smith was away
off at short. Score-Philadelph 4, Pitts
burg s.
OTHER GAMES.
CINCINNATI, July 4th.-Morning game
Cincinnati ., Baltimore 6. Afternoon
game-Cincinnati IL, Baltimore 6.
ST. Questioning game-St. Louis Is,
Metropolltans 2. Afternoon game-St.
Louis %, Metropolitans 3.
LoUIsvILLE- Louisvilles IL, Athletics 5.
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